[ARTICLE] IMA Annual Meeting of the International Coordinating Body (ICB) 2026
The IMA International Coordinating Body (ICB) met on August 7 and 8 in Bangkok, Thailand, to report on the conditions faced by migrants, refugees, and workers in their regions, review ongoing campaigns, and develop an annual plan on campaigns, education and organisational strengthening.
[DECLARATION] “Migrants and Workers Unite: End Fascism, Modern Slavery and Oppression!”
“Migrants and Workers Unite: End Fascism, Modern Slavery and Oppression!”
Declaration of the IMA Asia Pacific Conference on Migration, Modern Slavery and Workers’ Solidarity
[SUMMARY ARTICLE] IMA Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Migration, Modern Slavery and Workers’ Solidarity
[SUMMARY ARTICLE] IMA Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Migration, Modern Slavery and Workers’ Solidarity
[WEBINAR] IMRF Report Back
IMA members who attended the 2nd International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) in New York in May 2026 will share what they saw, learned, experienced, and critically examine what the forum means for migrants.
We’ll also dig deeper into the Global Compact for Migration (GCM): What has actually been implemented? Who benefits? And where are migrants’ voices?
HANDS OFF ADONIS! HANDS OFF RUIZ! HANDS OFF UNIONISTS!
HANDS OFF ADONIS! HANDS OFF RUIZ! HANDS OFF UNIONISTS!
[WEBINAR] Critical Conversation: From Colonialism to Neoliberal Capitalism and Displacement
[WEBINAR] Critical Conversation: From Colonialism to Neoliberal Capitalism and Displacement
Free Christina Pasion and Binay Serrano Now! Stop the Terror and Criminalization of Activists!
Free Christina Pasion and Binay Serrano Now!
Stop the Terror and Criminalization of Activists!
[STATEMENT] Stop Commodifying Migrants and Migrant Labour!
Stop Commodifying Migrants and Migrant Labour!
IMA Statement for World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
30th July 2026
[ARTICLE] IMA Asia Pacific Speak Out! Asia Pacific Migrant Domestic Workers Situation: Reclaiming Rights and Building Solidarity Across Asia Pacific
IMA ASPAC Highlights the Crisis Facing Migrant Domestic Workers in the Asia-Pacific Region, Calls for Protection of Their Rights and Ratification of ILO Convention No. 189
[STATEMENT] Seafarers, fight for dignity, rights and welfare! Build unity between land and sea! Stand in solidarity with seafarers!
This June 25, 2026 marks International Day of the Seafarer, where seafarers’ vital contributions to the world economy and immense sacrifices as migrants at sea are recognized. As the International Migrants Alliance & Pacific Coast Coalition for Seafarers, we call attention to the conditions of poverty, unemployment, and displacement in countries caused by neoliberal policies that force more and more workers to take up seafaring. Seafaring is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world with more than 2,000 deaths a year at sea, where seafarers spend months at a time far away from their families back in their homelands, often with unreliable connection or ability to access needed services for their health.
[STATEMENT] Stand in Solidarity with Refugee and Asylum Seekers!
We, International Migrant Alliance (IMA), raise concern about the long standing trend of a far-right politics that drives worsening treatment of refugee and asylum seekers, in both countries of transit and resettlement.
[STATEMENT] MDWs Unite: Organise, Resist and Fight for Our Rights!
On this International Domestic Workers Day, the International Migrants Alliance unites with the millions of migrant domestic workers (MDWs) around the world fighting for our right to a safe and dignified life with our families. We must strengthen our movement and fight against worsening conditions, repression, and exploitation.
[STATEMENT] IMA - Indonesia: Joint Statement for International Labor Day 2026
For International Labor Day 2026, we are calling Indonesian migrant workers to rise up and unite to resist all forms of oppression and exploitation toward the working class, both in Indonesia and the rest of the world. International Labor Day reveals the bloody resistance to long working hours and the demand for working hours that guarantee the safety, health, and humanity of workers through reasonable working-time arrangements, sufficient rest time, and effective monitoring in accordance with international standards.
International Migrants Alliance Statement on International Labor Day 2026
International Migrants Alliance Statement on the International Labor Day 2026
1 May 2026
[STATEMENT] JUSTICE FOR THE TOBOSO MASSACRE VICTIMS!
JUSTICE FOR KAI! JUSTICE FOR THE TOBOSO MASSACRE VICTIMS!
The International Migrants Alliance (IMA) calls for an immediate investigation and justice for the Filipinos and Filipino Americans killed in the military operation carried out by the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on 19 April 2026, in Barangay Salamanca, Toboso, Negros Occidental.
Grassroots Migrants and Refugees, Fight! (GMRF!) Online Speakout
Grassroots Migrants and Refugees, Fight! (GMRF!)
Online Speakout
[STATEMENT] Solidarity Statement on The Passing of The Indonesian Domestic Workers Protection Law (UU PPRT)
IMA Asia Pacific salutes the historic victory of domestic workers in Indonesia, who through relentless grassroots organizing, resistance, and collective struggle, have forced the government to pass the Domestic Workers Protection Law (UU PPRT). After 22 years of delay, denial, and political neglect, this law was finally enacted on Kartini Day (April 21, 2026), one of the most significant days for Indonesian women. This is a powerful evidence and reminder that the struggle of working-class women continues to shape history.
[STATEMENT] Protect the rights and welfare of migrants in the Middle East amidst war and crisis!
The International Migrant Alliance is calling on governments in the Middle East to protect and respect the rights of migrant workers in the region as the war that began when the US and Israel attacked Iran has spread throughout the Middle East.
[STATEMENT] We Are Workers. We Are Not Slaves. All Workers Unite and Fight!
The International Migrant Alliance is calling on governments in the Middle East to protect and respect the rights of migrant workers in the region as the war that began when the US and Israel attacked Iran has spread throughout the Middle East.